Life-size dinosaurs, the oldest human fossil in the world, treasures from Ancient Egypt... Enjoy the Field Museum of Natural History by booking your ticket with an audio guide. It's a must-visit if you're in Chicago!
What to See in the Field Museum of Natural History
The Field Museum of Natural History is one of the most famous museums in Chicago, home to many exhibitions where you'll be able to see everything from dinosaurs and human fossils to sarcophagi from Ancient Egypt. What are you waiting for to visit it?
With this ticket with an audio guide in English, you can explore at your own pace the different rooms that make up the Field Museum. Founded in the year 1894, this museum in Chicago houses over 35 exhibitions famous worldwide. Plus, it's suitable for all ages, allowing the whole family to learn about facts of wildlife and ancient civilizations.
To start, you can see the Maximus Rex, the largest ever discovered, or Sue, the biggest Tyrannosaurus Rex that stepped foot on Earth. Other popular attractions in the Field Museum of Natural History are the examples of polar bears and the lions of Tsavo on display in its rooms. The little ones won't believe their eyes!
Afterward, you can travel to Ancient Egypt to see mummies and sarcophagi more than 4,000 years old, and precious stones, meteorites, and even bacteria have contributed to human evolution.
Thanks to the explanation on the audio guide, you'll learn all about the facts behind each piece you see in the Field Museum. Of course, you can't forget to visit Lucy, the 3.2 million-year-old human fossil. Don't miss out!
Opening Times
The Field Museum of Natural History opens daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Final admission is at 4 pm.
